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9/11The Cosmographiæ introductio of Martin Waldseemüller in facsimile, followed by the Four voyages of Amerigo Vespucci, with their translation into English;
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A reproduction of the so-called editio princeps, published at St. Dié, April 25, 1507, and containing in the dedication the Grecized form of the author's name (Martinus Ilacomilus) The translation of the Cosmographiæ introductio is by Edward Burke; that of the Four voyages by Mario E. Cosenza
A reproduction of the so-called editio princeps, published at St. Dié, April 25, 1507, and containing in the dedication the Grecized form of the author's name (Martinus Ilacomilus) The translation of the Cosmographiæ introductio is by Edward Burke; that of the Four voyages by Mario E. Cosenza
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A reproduction of the so-called editio princeps, published at St. Dié, April 25, 1507, and containing in the dedication the Grecized form of the author's name (Martinus Ilacomilus) The translation of the Cosmographiæ introductio is by Edward Burke; that of the Four voyages by Mario E. Cosenza.
